…NOTES TO EDITORS 1. The Independent Commission on Fees was set up in January and is committed to monitoring the impact of increased university fees in England between 2012 and…
Inequality in the UK: what do young people think?
…for older generations (57% compared to 47% more widely). Similarly, 75% say coming from a wealthy family is important for getting ahead in life (compared to just 68% saying the…
Poorer pupils struggling most in second period of school closures
New Sutton Trust research highlights challenges facing parents and teachers. 40% of middle-class children undertaking over five hours of schoolwork a day, compared to 26% of those in working class…
The Sutton Trust responds to the Education Select Committee’s Covid-19 inquiry
…far in our response to the Education Select Committee’s inquiry into the impact of Covid-19 on education and children’s services. The Trust believes that the crisis will have far-reaching consequences…
Recruit, retain and reputation: The 3R’s of the teacher recruitment gap
…intake is complex but we do know, however, that schools serving disadvantaged communities are more likely to get a lower Ofsted grade for behaviour. Workload is also consistently mentioned, across…
Most successful year yet for Sutton Trust US Programme
…years and beyond.” Bernie Mensah, President of the UK and CEEMEA and co-head of Fixed Income Currencies and Commodities Trading, said: “As a business committed to enabling economic mobility we…